Umbria, located in the heart of Italy, is one of the smallest and pleasant Italian tourist regions. Umbrian cities, offering visitors a wealth of attractions archaeological, medieval and spiritual and a fascinating landscape. Among the major tourist cities to visit in Umbria we include: Perugia, Terni, Assisi, Gubbio, Spoleto, Orvieto, Foligno, Citta di Castello, Bastia Umbra Narni. Terni, the town of Valentine's Day and visit the Marmore falls a show not to be missed. Assisi, the main religious center of the region, a favorite destination for moltipellegrini. Gubbio, the most ancient and medieval center is kept in buildings and in the streets. Todi, elegant medieval town, a tourist destination among the most fascinating of Umbria. Orvieto, a lovely town and a favorite destination for those seeking a quality tourism. Spoleto, tourist city of art and promoter of cultural events. Spello, evidence of an ancient reality and known by tourists for the Flower Festival. Lake Trasimeno, the place of castles and villages and beautiful beaches, sun and sports. The Clitunno flagship of naturalistic landscape of Umbria. Norcia, a small, former tourist gem offering visitors the opportunity to alternate gastronomic excursions, visits to works of art enclosed within its walls. There are also many traditional events, fairs and festivals tradizionaliche are held throughout the year make Umbria a pleasant place to visit in any season.

The Marmore Waterfalls is a cascade controlled flow, among the highest in Europe, relying on a vertical drop of 165 m, divided into three jumps. It is located about 7.5 km away from Terni, in Umbria, near the end of Valnerina, the long valley carved by the river Nera. The name comes from the calcium salts present on the rocks that are similar to white marble. The waters of the waterfall are intensively exploited for the production of electricity, in central Galleto. This causes the waterfall itself does not constantly working, but for most of the time is reduced to the size of a stream. The basin of Lake Piediluco serves as a water reservoir for the power plant, built in 1929, capable of producing electricity with a capacity of about 530 MW. To regulate the operation of the station and to allow viewing at all, times and dates stated, the waterfall is operated at maximum capacity: an acoustic signal indicates the opening of the floodgates of regulation, and within minutes the flow rate increases up to maximum value. Normally, the cascade works a couple of hours a day, with the operating times of prolonged on the occasion of holidays. It gains access to the best vantage points by paying an entrance